Also known as "teacher workshop days" when I was growing up. The kids all get the day off while the teachers (and para educators) have to come into work. Last waiver day I spent getting Red Cross CPR and First Aid certified, this time there weren't any optional classes to go to. I spent the weekend thinking what we could do to keep us busy ALL day long. This morning I was dreading that today would be a long day.
I am still getting over a cold and am in the "smoker's cough" phase today. I was thinking if it was slow and very tedious day I would just leave early using my sickness as an excuse and spend the day recuperating. But today was the FASTEST day I have had at work yet and that is saying alot. I did alot of copies, corrects lots of work, found a few AWESOME websites for time and money worksheets.
I got to work a little late and was able to leave a little early but the hours all worked out because I took a working lunch (I usually pump at lunch but since Dallas destroyed one of the membranes on the pump this weekend, single pumping would just take too long). All-in-all it was a good day.
2 comments:
You have "smoker's cough" because you just "got over the flu." Right...
On a side note, I remember being in 1st grade at Spring Glen, and like every other Friday was a half day or a day off, or something wild like that. Wonder how I get back into that action.
When I was student teaching every Monday was an "early out" day. The kids got home like 2-2.5 hours early and the teachers stayed behind... it was their collaberation time with the rest of their department... those were fun meetings, let me tell you
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